Fixes a PHP Fatal error:
```
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class 'Automattic\WooCommerce\MonorepoTools\Changelogger\DateTime' not found in /var/www/woo/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/tools/changelogger/Formatter.php:143
```
Changes:
- Moved setViewport to the beforeAll block
- Added a afterAll block to log out after each set of tests
- References the MENUS array from specs/data/elements.js
This script takes a menus array which contains selectors for top-level menu items and their associated sub-menus and verifies that they all load successfully.
* Added a new update callback for 3.0 version to migrate is_read col from last_read user pref value
* Remove unnecessary comments
* Remove add column logic -- not needed as tables are updates during the bootstrap
* Remove column existence check
* Use the latest woocommerce_admin_activity_panel_inbox_last_read value
* Clean up woocommerce_admin_activity_panel_inbox_last_read after updating is_read
* Remove unnecessary var
* Update includes/wc-admin-update-functions.php
Co-authored-by: Joshua T Flowers <joshuatf@gmail.com>
* Update test to use ms
* Use get_users() to get the latest meta value
Co-authored-by: Joshua T Flowers <joshuatf@gmail.com>
The action for adding extra webhook options should pass in the webhook so that those that are extending the webhooks page can know which webhook is being edited.
PHP 7.x and 8.1 will throw a fatal error, thus causing the unit tests
suite to abruptly end, if a method from an implemented interface doesn't
fully match the signature as defined in the interface. In WooCommerce
that's the case for the classes that implement ArrayAccess: in
PHP 8.0+ these signatures have type hints and return types (as in
"offsetUnset( mixed $offset ):void" ) but the code in WooCommerce
doesn't. We can't just add the missing types to the signatures because
then the same error appears in PHP 7.x, in which there aren't
types in the method signatures of ArrayAccess.
The fix consists of adding the ReturnTypeWillChange attribute,
introduced in PHP 8.1, which instructs the runtime to not throw the
error. PHP 7.x doesn't support attributes, but in this case the
attribute declaration is seen as a comment.
See https://php.watch/versions/8.1/ReturnTypeWillChange
* Introduce a 320 char limit for inbox notes
* Extract truncateRenderableHTML to utils and use truncate from lodash to support word break
* Replace omission with blank so that lodash does not add ... at the end
* Add test cases for truncateRenderableHTML
* Add a test case with unicode string
* Add changelog
* Add a test case for preserving whole words
Jamel Noel Reid
Ron Rennick
jamelreid
Barry Hughes
Tam Mullen
Claudio Sanches
Thomas Roberts
Peter Fabian
Paulo Chang
Vedanshu Jain
Moon
Robert Massaioli
Nestor Soriano
Fernando
Mahmoud Saeed